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Studies on Fungicides Seed Treatment against Damping–Off in Seedling of Rough Lemon (Citrus jambhiri Lush) in Nagpur Mandarin Nursery


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Mandarin seedlings are very much susceptible to damping off disease. In most of the farmers’ nursery mandarin seedlings suffer from pre-emergence and post emergence damping off causing seedling decline and is a great threat for raising seedling. Experiments were conducted in Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya, Zonal Agriculture Research Station under Technology Mission on citrus project during 2015-16. Completely Randomize Design (RBD), replicated thrice with ten treatments including control. Six fungicides viz., carbendazim WP 50 %, fostel WP 80 %, copper Oxy Chloride WP 50%, Carbendazim12% WP+ Mancozeb 63% WP, Captan 50 % WP, metalaxyl 04% WP+ mancozeb 63% WP were selected for these experiment studies. Before sowing seeds were treated with these selected fungicides. Untreated seed served as control.Damping off in rough lemon seedling of citrus nursery could easily be reduced by fungicide seed treatment by carbendazim WP 50 % and indicate that carbendazim WP 50 % increased maximum per cent in shoot length (13.37 cm / 74.47 %), ischolar_main length (2.45 cm / 67.57 %) and dry weight (52.74 %) over control.

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Citrus, Rough Lemon, Damping Off, Pythium sp., Seed Treatment, Fungicides.
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Authors

Bhupendra Thakre
Zonal Agricultural Research Station (JNKVV), Chhindwara (M.P.), India
Uttam Soni
Zonal Agricultural Research Station (JNKVV), Chhindwara (M.P.), India

Abstract


Mandarin seedlings are very much susceptible to damping off disease. In most of the farmers’ nursery mandarin seedlings suffer from pre-emergence and post emergence damping off causing seedling decline and is a great threat for raising seedling. Experiments were conducted in Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya, Zonal Agriculture Research Station under Technology Mission on citrus project during 2015-16. Completely Randomize Design (RBD), replicated thrice with ten treatments including control. Six fungicides viz., carbendazim WP 50 %, fostel WP 80 %, copper Oxy Chloride WP 50%, Carbendazim12% WP+ Mancozeb 63% WP, Captan 50 % WP, metalaxyl 04% WP+ mancozeb 63% WP were selected for these experiment studies. Before sowing seeds were treated with these selected fungicides. Untreated seed served as control.Damping off in rough lemon seedling of citrus nursery could easily be reduced by fungicide seed treatment by carbendazim WP 50 % and indicate that carbendazim WP 50 % increased maximum per cent in shoot length (13.37 cm / 74.47 %), ischolar_main length (2.45 cm / 67.57 %) and dry weight (52.74 %) over control.

Keywords


Citrus, Rough Lemon, Damping Off, Pythium sp., Seed Treatment, Fungicides.

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